18-07-2012, 12:30 AM
Jacqui,
You are right it was £128.66 not £124
My point is really! Why are they using a place where it's £14 for a burger at the bar?
Or £13.50 for an evening meal? Is there no benefactor out there prepared to back the young talented players? and don't I look like the bad one for questioning it?
Well, it appears some organisers think parents have a bottomless pit of money and that they'll foot the bill always. As for Andy thinking that I might have been suggesting it was £26 for evening meal well at £14 for a burger it was just about possible.
Teams eating together good but all paying the same price would be better!
The organisers know full well the Glorney and Faber are under 18 events and they should have made their pitch for prices at those age limits. Should be obvious.
You are right it was £128.66 not £124
My point is really! Why are they using a place where it's £14 for a burger at the bar?
Or £13.50 for an evening meal? Is there no benefactor out there prepared to back the young talented players? and don't I look like the bad one for questioning it?
Well, it appears some organisers think parents have a bottomless pit of money and that they'll foot the bill always. As for Andy thinking that I might have been suggesting it was £26 for evening meal well at £14 for a burger it was just about possible.
Teams eating together good but all paying the same price would be better!
The organisers know full well the Glorney and Faber are under 18 events and they should have made their pitch for prices at those age limits. Should be obvious.